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by shoeless 14y ago
No, it's not the same blog, it's a spoof of the post on http://mattjackrob.com/2012/11/13/why-we-dont-hire-anyone-wi... .
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by shoeless 14y ago
I think this is true. However, the LC model was sharing - for free. So, I'm in the LC network, I can use any other space in the LC network. It's predicated on those folks being on the move quite a bit. Not sure how they could have monet
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Baseball Infographic - Dissecting the Washington Nationals(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by shoeless 14y ago|0 comments
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Work from someone else's desk(cnn.com)
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by shoeless 14y ago
I've experienced this "detachment" with friends and family. I sometimes have to make an effort to really engage in regular conversation. It's like programming, continuous learning, etc. take so much brain power that I start to go into sel
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A Spacecraft Within A Spacecraft(planetaryresources.com)
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by shoeless 15y ago
Using Readable ( http://readable.tastefulwords.com/ ) it looks great: http://www.blueatlas.com/images/readable.png Good job Readable Full Disclosure: I have no affiliation with Readable.
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Cool Nano Loudspeakers Could Make for Better MRIs, Quantum Computers(nist.gov)
1 points by shoeless 15y ago|0 comments
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by shoeless 15y ago
I believe the goal is not to see GoDaddy go out of business, but instead reverse it's stance on SOPA. And quickly.
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by shoeless 15y ago
Take a look at Highcharts - http://www.highcharts.com/ Flexible, beautiful, and interactive. Free for non-commercial use.
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by shoeless 15y ago
I recommend watching Steve Yegge's excellent presentation at O'Reilly's OSCON Data. He points out a number of books in the video, but in general this is an excellent talk about preparing to solve hard problems in bio. http://www.youtube.c
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by shoeless 15y ago
Take a look at Concrete5. Fantastic, contemporary UI that is very quick on the uptake. Simple templating, built-in search, form builder, extensible, add-on modules, free and for-pay templates, good developer community. We've worked with W
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by shoeless 15y ago
Here's a fascinating interview with Chuck Peddle, lead designer of the 6502: http://retrobits.libsyn.com/show-123-an-interview-with-chuck...
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by shoeless 15y ago
This doesn't take into account much in the way of risk. Really, those that take the most financial and legal risk (e.g. if the company goes under, who's on the line), should have significant impact on equity. Part-time vs. full-time does
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by shoeless 15y ago
Having a team as Mike describes will make all the difference when it comes to work/life balance and ability to deliver to their clients consistently. It sounds as through their culture is one where each team member is passionate about thei
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by shoeless 15y ago
Ah, a large landing zone indeed!
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by shoeless 15y ago
By the way, remote is fine, but we are located in Gaithersburg, MD. just outside Washington, D.C.
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by shoeless 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER Blue Atlas Interactive is looking for a talented, reliable and motivated web application/Django developer with strong communication skills. This is a part-time (20 hours per week) contract position, working on a SaaS appl
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by shoeless 16y ago
But they have a standard, and this is good for consistency across their development. What may be better is "follow the standard that you are working on", meaning, don't change coding style because you prefer your own, adopt what is already
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by shoeless 16y ago
I suggest trying to learn platforms and technologies that apply broadly, at least to start out. That typically means standards - HTML(5), CSS, Javascript, etc. If you create something of value, you will want it to run on the broadest set